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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1932
Page
5
A four year old, 55 to 60 pound liver and white pointer named Jack is missing. He is very friendly and wore a collar with the owner's name. If found, contact Dr. A. S. Frasier. Nearby ads list pianos for sale and several rental listings, including furnished rooms and houses in Montgomery Alabama with contact details.
The Globe notes land and water hemispheres are uneven with Australia and South America as exceptions. It mentions Malay states have year round nectar for bees and that some bees prefer larvae over honey.
A curious question asks which country lacks the term “old maid” in its social vocabulary, exploring linguistic and cultural differences in marital status labels across nations.
Public auction to satisfy a judgment against S F Wilks includes office furniture, machinery, and equipment such as presses, linotype, and type furniture. A second sale under a mortgage condenses a Houston County real estate lot in Dothan to satisfy mortgage debt with attorney fees. Sales dated June 1932 in Dothan Alabama.
In a playful tale from 1932, Scrub-a-dubs receive help from Tinymites as they tackle chores and embark on a world tour dream. Wee Coppy argues for rest while the others press on sweeping rooms and chasing a runaway basket full of cans through Tin Can Town.
Default on a mortgage dated June 15 1928 held by Mortgage Company of Maryland Inc. Fitchue A McNeill and Irene McNeill pledged property in Houston County Alabama. The loan was assigned through multiple trustees and is recorded in Probate Court records.
Browne, an early aviation figure, trained as a cadet in San Antonio and later bought two planes for a Midwest barnstorming tour. He flew for Ford from 1926 to 1928, became Rand’s pilot after a ship purchase, and helped pioneer passenger service across the Andes. He married twice, his second wife Miss Lillian Harris of Detroit accompanying him to Montevideo in 1928.
Japanese forces struck out north and south of Harbin to break insurgent encirclement. Kailun, 150 miles north, was set afire as bombers aimed at dislodging insurgents. A Japanese column moving north of Suihau encountered a further engagement.
A strong counter attacking force of Chinese cavalry engaged in a fierce battle as reports indicate the clash was in progress. Details were sparse but indicated heavy action and tactical maneuvering.
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